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01 Intro
02 Dance Around Molly*>
03 Dandelion Wine
04 Reuben's Train*
05 Railroad Earth
06 The Good Life
07 Crossing The Gap
08 Tuning
09 Stillwater Getaway
10 ? (Duet Todd & Erin Mills)*
11 Dover to Dunkirk*

DISC 2
01 Intro
02 Peace on Earth
03 Mighty River
04 John's Jig*>
05 Like a Buddha
06 Soul of A Man*
07 Band Intros
08 Storms
Encores
09 Crowd
10 New Camptown Races
11 Every Grain of Sand*
12 Long Way To Go
13 Little Rabbit

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Reviewer: dswain - - January 3, 2006
Subject: Fun Show
The show is a pretty fun one overall. I like it particularly more myself because I was at the show.

The music was pretty nice itself. So many instruments going on at different times on different songs, yet it seems to blend very well nevertheless. You could enjoy the little bits of talking in between songs and instrument changes too, as they were rather amusing. Hearing about songs written around the Northwestern New Jersey area too was neat. A few particular favorites from this show are "Mighty River," and "Peace on Earth."

As for the recording itself, it's good enough. Pretty good quality for an audience type of recording, but a little quiet hearing the instruments and a little loud on the audience itself. Can't complain too much, as I'm really happy to have a copy of the show.

Before this, I had not really been into Bluegrass so much. This changed my attitude greatly towards Bluegrass. I enjoy it now everytime I get to hear it on the local radio station coming from the same college (91.9 WNTI for those of you in the area). Check it out!

Reviewer: efojr - - December 21, 2005
Subject: Oh Lordy Me, Oh Lordy My
That's the name of the tune Erin sang, with Todd providing backing harmonies. It was not a duet.

A traditional southern prison tune AFAIK. See Josh White recordings for more info.

Nice show, with some fresh moments.

Recording is OK but watch out between songs as the audience can blow out yer speakers.

Notes

Acoustic Show
* Denotes first time played